Community Voice: ‘Protests are part of the American DNA’
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Town of Cicero Receives Grant Money For Homelessness Prevention, Housing Rehabilitation And Inclusive Park
Board MeetingsLeslie Hurtadofunding, grants, taxes, Town of Cicero, Cicero, Larry Dominick, Community Development Block Grant, housing rehabilitation, homelessness prevention, inclusive park, Phil Fuentes, Phil Fuentes Ability Park, flooding, fair wage, green infrastructure, MWRD
Opinion: Cicero And Berwyn Continue To Have People Who Are Willing To Stand Up To Hate
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Town President Larry Dominick Critiques Chicago's Crime and Migration Policies During Cicero Town Board Meeting
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Cicero Board Discusses Literacy Initiatives, Updates Policies and Makes Key Appointments
Board MeetingsLeslie Hurtadogrant funding, Town funding, Town of Cicero, tax money, Settlements, Larry Dominick, EPA, board meetings, local government, funding, Cicero Independiente, Luis Velazquez, Kopper's Plant, EPA violations, Joe Virusso, Finance Committee, Victor Garcia, Fire and Police Committee, Blanca Vargas, Licenses Health & Welfare Committee, Cicero Police Department, Illinois Workers’ Compensation, Fourth Amendment rights violations, Cicero Fire Department, vehicle towing and storage regulations, video gaming terminal operations, Neighborly Software, Illinois Housing Development Authority, Cicero's Housing Department, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, Green Alley Paving Improvements Project, Cook County's Paid Leave rules, Senior Advisory Commission, Stormwater Advisory Board, Ordinance No. 70-23, Lincoln Elementary School, Cicero West Elementary School and Unity Junior High School, District 99, literacy, Sam's Club, Erie Neighborhood House, Our Lady of Czestochowa, Charity Parish, St. Mary Frances Parish, St. Valentine's event
Town of Cicero Implements New Measures for Community Safety and Infrastructure Advancements
Community, Board MeetingsLeslie HurtadoLarry Dominick, Cicero, Town of Cicero, board meetings, funding, community, Olympic Theater, food trucks, traffic control, 38th street, 58th court, Latino Alzheimer's and Memory Disorders Alliance, Un Nuevo Despertar, domestic violence
Town of Cicero Greenlights Infrastructure and Flood Relief Measures
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Town of Cicero to Develop Storm Management Master Plan After Historic Floods
Board Meetings, GovernmentEfrain Sorianocicero, town board meetings, local government, Larry Dominick, town money, tax money, community funding, government, environmental justice, fema, flooding, climate change, funding, aid, relief, emergency management, Bobby Hull Ice Rink, water line management, storm water, open government positions
Corporate Authorities Of the Town of Cicero Approve Residential Flood Control Program For $2,000 Each Eligible Applicant
Board Meetings, GovernmentLuis Velazquezcicero, town board meetings, local government, Larry Dominick, town money, tax money, community funding, government, police funding, environmental justice, lead, clean water, polluted water, pollution, fema, flooding, climate change, funding, aid, relief
Missing TIF Money Reports Hang Question Marks Over The Town of Cicero, Residents Say
Community, Government, TaxesJorge MartinezCicero, TIFs, tax increment financing districts, investment, government, funding, taxes, transparency, public accountability
Central Ave to receive construction updates, community gives mixed reaction
CommunityJorge MartinezCicero, Berwyn, Stickney, Cook County, suburbs of cook county, central avenue bridge, central ave, construction, delays, traffic, funding, community
Town of Cicero Pushes Back Primary Election Date To April and Approves Spending $70,000 In Settlements
Board MeetingsEfrain Sorianocicero, town board meetings, local government, Larry Dominick, Elections, Inclusion Park, settlements, funding, Cicero, tax money
Opinion: Cicero Residents, There’s Still Time to Fill Out the Census
